San Jose’s Tyler Gordon Commissioned for Time Magazine Cover

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San Jose’s Tyler Gordon Commissioned for Time Magazine Cover

A San Jose teenager was selected by Time magazine to paint the portrait of its Athlete of the Year, Lebron James. Tyler Gordon, 14, an avowed L.A. Lakers and Golden State Warriors fan, believes James is one of the greatest players to ever play the game. “I am honored to be painting his portrait for […]

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